Eclipse 902-626 Manual

Safe Operation & Maintenance Instructions
Rechargeable Cable Cutter
Model # : 902-626
ATTENTION!
Safe Operation & Maintenance Instructions must be followed.
Thank you for using our products. This manual must be read carefully
prior to operating this product. Special attention should be paid to the
section “Safety Instructions”. Damages and injuries caused by improper
use of this product are NOT included in our warranty. We would like to
remind you to work safely and to keep this manual on hand.

WARNINGS
■ Follow ALL instructions to ensure safety.
WARNING
ATTENTION
Read all instructions, warnings, and
cautions carefully. Follow all safety
precautions to avoid personal injury
or property damage.
Always wear safety goggles when
operating this product. Projectiles or
hydraulic fluid can cause serious
injuries.
This product is NOT an insulator and
cannot be used near energized
conductors.
Do not use this tool on glass, plastic,
wood or any other materials which
could shatter. Do not exceed
equipment ratings.
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Table of Contents
WARNINGS……..….…………………………………………….1
Table of Contents….…………………………………….………2
Safety Instructions…….……………………………………….3
Product Description.………………………………………...…...4
Operating Instructions..………….………………………………5
Guide Piece Replacement/Battery Charging…………..……..6
Blade Replacement………………...……….…………………...7
Maintenance...…………….…………….…………………8
Troubleshooting……………………….……….………………9
Limited Warranty.…………….……….………………10
Table of Components………….…………….……………….11
Table of Diagram………………………...…….…….………….12
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Safety Instructions
Work Area Safety
1. Keep the area around the tool
clean and free of obstructions.
2. Keep the area free of flammables
which could ignite while using this
tool.
3. Children and bystanders should
stay clear of the work area to
ensure safety
Electrical Safety
1. Use only the specified battery
charger for the battery.
2. Use only the designated battery
pack with this tool.
3. Do not modify the charger in any
way. Ensure the charger matches
the electrical outlet.
4. Avoid electrical shock. Do not
touch grounded metal conductors
while operating this tool.
5. Do not use this tool in wet
conditions. Store this tool in a dry
place.
6. Do not drop or in any way abuse
or disassemble the battery pack
or charger.
Personal Safety
1. Stay alert while using this tool to
prevent serious injury. Do not use
under the influence of drugs,
alcohol or medicine.
2. Do not wear loose hair or clothes
that can get caught in the tool
while operating.
3. To reduce the risk of injury, wear
non-conductive gloves and
non-skid safety-shoes. Always
wear protective eyewear.
4. Make sure the tool switch is OFF
or the tool locked before inserting
the battery pack.
5. After servicing the tool, remove
adjusting keys or wrenches from
any moving parts of the tool before
use.
6. Work safely. Maintain your
balance and do not reach while
operating the tool.
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Model No.: 902-628
Input Voltage: 110V
Charging per battery: Approx.
40min <4.0Ah>
Product Description: 902-626
■ Specifications:
Height: 12.5 inches (H)
Weight: 6.2 lbs (including battery)
Drive unit: 18V DC Motor
Charger (GS/CE):
■ Accessories:
■Plastic carrying case
■ 18V Li-ion Battery, 110V
■ Cutting Capacity: (Max. Cable diameter)
■ 2 inches max diameter Copper and Aluminum Only
Battery Specifications Charger Specifications
Brand: BOSCH
Model No. 902-627
Type: lithium-ion (Li-ion)
Capacity: 4.0 Ah
Output Voltage: 18V
Input Frequency: 50-60 Hz
Input voltage:
120V Single Phase AC
Input frequency: 50-60Hz
Input current: 21.75 VA
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Operating Instructions
1. Install the charged battery by sliding it into the base of the tool handle until it
clicks into place. The battery should be secured and unmoveable.
2. Take a look at the operation of tool switch system.
There are 3 settings: Move to left (Forward),
Center (Neutral), Move to right (Reverse).
When the tool is not in use or is idle,
it should rest in the central position. The
picture on the right shows the cutter Neutral
state.
For Safety Reasons, when the tool is sitting idly or once you are finished with it, put
the tool switch in the central position.
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When the switch to the right, the blade goes backward.
When the switch to the left, the blade goes forward.

Guide Piece Replacement
1. Operate the cutter either forwards or backwards until the moving blade
disengages from the pinion gear and can be pulled free.
2. Remove the battery from the cutter.
3. Use a M2.5-sized Allen wrench to loosen and remove the screw which
secures the gear guide to the moving blade. Install the replacement guide
and tighten the screw. Repeat to replace the second gear guide.
4. Reinstall the battery pack. Feed the the moving blade into the gear
mechanism. Test the new blade movement. If necessary, repeat the
procedure from Step 1.
Battery Charging
1. After removing the battery from the power tool, insert it into the battery
charger. The red indicator will light up and indicate the battery is charging.
2. The green light comes on after approx. 30 mins when the battery is fully
charged.
3. Remove the battery from the charger and install into the handle of the power
tool sliding it into the base of the tool handle until it clicks into place. The
battery should be secured and unmoveable.
4. The charger will not operate effectively if overheated. Allow 10 minutes to
cool down between charges if charging consecutive batteries.
ATTENTION
DO NOT dispose of this battery in a fire or
otherwise abuse the battery.
DO NOT short circuit battery output terminals
DO NOT disassemble or modify the battery. This
may lead to short circuiting the battery cells
causing personal injury or damage to the
battery.
Keep your fingers away from edge of the moving
blade when feeding it into the gear mechanism.
The switch may have moved from the NEUTRAL
position.
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Blade Replacement
1. Operate the cutter forwards or backwards until the moving blade disengages
from the pinion gear and can be pulled free.
2. Remove the battery from the cutter.
3. Secure the lock nut with a wrench and loosen the shoulder screw with a flat
screwdriver. Remove the moveable blade from the tool and collect the two
curved washers.
4. Use a M2.5-sized Allen wrench to loosen and remove the two screws which
secures each of the orange gear guides to the moveable blade. Install the
gear guides on the new blade. Screw them into place firmly, with the
lock-washer between the screw head and the gear guide.
5. Install the new moving blade and assemble the shoulder screw. Position the
two curved washers between the shoulder screw head and moving blade.
Hold the lock nut with the wrench and tighten the shoulder screw.
6. Reinstall the battery pack. Feed the the moving blade into the gear
mechanism. Test the new blade movement. If necessary, repeat the
procedure from Step 1.
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Maintenance
■After use, look for burrs or dents in the blade. If burrs exist they can be
removed with a flat grinding stone. Clean, sharp blades will provide better
and safer performance and put less strain on the tool.
■The plastic housing can be kept clean with a soft soap cloth. Use a
lubricant to clean the blades if necessary.
■Keep the handle dry and free of grease at all times.
■Do NOT let the tool drop to the ground or into the carrying case to avaoid
damage to internal parts ot to the plastic housing.
■Store in a cool, dry area. Do NOT keep this product in places with high
temperatures, high humidity, or direct sunlight.
■Inform authorized distributors in case of any abnormalities or malfunctions
of the product.
■DO NOT DISASSEMBLE OR ATTEMPT TO REPAIR THIS TOOL.
Disassembly of this tool beyond changing the moving blade and gear
guides will void the warranty.
ATTENTION
DO NOT CUT THROUGH STEEL OR ANY
CONDUCTORS THAT CONTAIN STEEL.
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Troubleshooting
■ The Cable cannot be cut:
A. Tool Blades are worn or damaged. The blades must be replaced. Tools with
worn or damaged blades might cause property damage or even personal
injuries.
B. Applied cable is over-specification. Please check the specification. The
circuit breaker will need to be reset.
C. The blade might be deformed by uneven distribution after cutting an
off-center cable.
■Charging Lamp does not light up:
A. Dust, etc. has entered the battery cartridge. Clean the battery to remove any
obstructions.
B. Battery cartridge is overheating. Allow the cartridge to cool before
conditioning.
■Even fully charged, the cutting capacity is reduced:
A. Life of the battery has expired. Replace the battery cartridge with a new
cartridge.
B. Deterioration of the blade. Replace the blade with a new blade.
■Tool does not operate:
A. Battery cartridge is not charged. Charge the battery cartridge.
B. The battery contacts are dirty. Clear the battery contacts of dirt or debris.
C. The circuit breaker has been actuated. Push the reset pin to reset the circuit
breaker back to its original position.
D. The OFF lock is not fully depressed. Make sure it is fully depressed and
reset the circuit breaker if necessary.
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